Explore AI Tools & Apps

Jottoo

Jottoo · Productivity · Business

Jottoo is an AI meeting notes app that records and transcribes your conversations, summarizes them, and turns the important follow-ups into tasks with deadlines. It's built for people who leave calls with a page of notes but no clear idea of who owes what. Task tracking is the whole point here. The web app runs today, with iOS and Android in beta, and one $13.99/month subscription covers every feature.

Fide Island

Fide Island · Voice & Language · Productivity

Fide Island is a macOS utility app that puts everyday tools right into the MacBook notch. It shows media controls, a calendar, a temporary file shelf, clipboard history, Apple Notes, a calculator with currency conversion and on-device translation in the small strip beside the camera cutout. The idea is simple. Keep the things you check constantly at eye level, and let them disappear when you're done.

Toki: AI Executive Assistant

Toki · Productivity · AI Assistant · Business

Toki: AI Executive Assistant is an app that handles scheduling the way a human assistant would. Instead of trading emails to find a meeting time, you tell Toki what you need and it contacts the attendees, checks calendars, and locks in a slot. It also plans your day, guards blocks for deep work, sends reminders, and can even phone you when it's time to leave. That last part surprises people. It runs across iOS, Android, desktop, and the browser, and pulls together Google, Apple, and Outlook calendars into one schedule.

Weave Engineering Intelligence

Weave · Coding · Productivity

Weave Engineering Intelligence is an engineering analytics platform that measures how AI changes the way your team builds software. It combines LLM-driven analysis with DORA, SPACE, and survey data to score token spend, code quality, and output engineer by engineer. Teams use it to see where AI money actually pays off, route prompts to cheaper models, and ask plain-language questions about their engineering org. The goal is simple. Know where every AI dollar goes.

Workshopy.io

Workshopy.io · Productivity · Leaning

Workshopy.io is a live workshop platform that turns a single Markdown file into a trackable, instructor-led session. Teachers, bootcamp instructors, and corporate trainers write their steps in Markdown, share a 6-character code, and watch a real-time dashboard show who's done, who's stuck, and who needs help. It doubles as a lightweight workshop tracking tool, not a full course system. Your content stays plain Markdown the whole time, so you can export it whenever you want. Nothing gets locked in.

DynamicLake

Aviorrok · Productivity

DynamicLake puts an interactive Dynamic Island on your Mac, living in the notch at the top of the screen. Instead of a static black bar, you get a small hub for music playback, file drops, timers, air-drop actions, calendar and battery alerts, and live activities that update as events happen. It runs on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It works with or without a physical notch. And it ships as a paid Mac utility with a free Playground for testing plugins.

Grimo AI

Grimo AI · Productivity · AI Assistant

Grimo AI is an AI task assistant for iPhone and a general AI productivity app: it turns one ordinary sentence into tasks, calendar events, and notes. You type or say something like "Call Anna Thursday after 3pm and remind me about the invoice," and it splits that into two separate items, each with the right date, priority, and list. The pitch is simple. Instead of tapping through five screens to log a single to-do, you just talk, and the rest gets filled in for you.

Thoughts for Mac

Thoughts for Mac · Writing · Voice & Language · Productivity

Thoughts for Mac is a lightweight note-taking app that lives in your Mac's menubar, so you can capture a thought the moment it hits. Text, voice, images, screenshots, and links all turn into structured notes you can search and export later. It's free, it needs no account, and it stores your notes locally on your Mac. If you've ever lost a good idea because opening a full notes app felt like too much work, that's the gap this tool fills.

Proofrr

Proofrr · Productivity · Business

Proofrr is a creative collaboration platform that keeps design feedback, reviews, and approvals in one workspace. Freelancers, agencies, and marketing teams use it to comment directly on designs, screens, and prototypes, then move work from review to sign-off without chasing email threads. It replaces scattered screenshots and long comment chains with a single dashboard where files, conversations, and approvals stay connected. Think of it as proofing software with a full review loop built in.

Buddy Works

Buddy (Buddy Works) · Coding · Productivity · Business

Buddy Works is a DevOps and platform engineering suite that automates the path from a git push to a live deployment. Teams use it as a continuous deployment tool: run builds and tests in containers, preview every pull request on its own environment, and ship to thousands of targets without touching server configs. The selling point is breadth: one tool covers CI/CD pipelines, environments, tunnels, domains and a dev cloud, so you don't have to stitch five services together.

Axari

Axari · Productivity · Business

Axari is an AI security agent that acts like an extra teammate for your security team, working inside Slack and the tools you already run. It picks up the busywork that eats a security program alive: triaging alerts, chasing owners for evidence, rechecking scanners, and mapping access to controls. Think of it as an AI twin for security, one that never clocks out. Your people handle strategy and judgment calls. The AI twin keeps the routine work moving 24/7. That's the whole pitch.

siift

siift · Productivity · Business

siift is an agentic AI operating system built for people starting and growing businesses. Instead of dumping another pile of AI-generated text on you, it organizes research, validation, and planning into a living workspace that keeps track of your business as it changes. Think of it as an AI business advisor that remembers the conversation. Founders use it to test ideas, prioritize what to build next, and automate routine steps across the tools they already run. The business idea validation tool angle is what most people come for first. It targets serious builders, not casual dabblers, and it starts free.